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As the name Ancient Narrative indicates, the areas of interest of the journal are: Greek, Roman, Jewish novelistic traditions, including novels proper, the “fringe”, as well as the fragments; narrative texts of the Byzantine age, early Christian narrative texts - and the reception of these works in modern literature, film and music. Ancient Narrative is a peer reviewed open access journal.

Ancient Narrative New Article

2021-04-15

We have just published a new article:

Yawning matters: What can hiatus tell us about the lost Greek novels? What can the heroon in honor of Kineas on the Banks of the Oxus River tell us about The wonders beyond Thule?
By María Paz López Martínez

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Petronius’ Satyricon and Seneca’s Apocolocyntosis, edited and translated by Gareth Schmeling

2021-03-22

Announcement for online seminar

2021-03-05

Articles

  • Heliodorus’ Aethiopica: A New Patristic Context
    Katherine Krauss
    1-23
    • PDF
  • Ninus and Metiochus in the school of rhetoric: the first Greek novels
    Regla Fernández Garrido
    1-19
    • PDF
  • Yawning matters: What can hiatus tell us about the lost Greek novels? What can the heroon in honor of Kineas on the Banks of the Oxus River tell us about The wonders beyond Thule?
    María Paz López Martínez
    1-32
    • PDF
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ISSN: 1568-3532

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